Bootswap
BOT / USDT · quoting the official pair
No deposit sits in Bootswap — each swap is one transaction in and out of your own wallet.
A booth does one job: it takes your request to the counter that can fill it. Bootswap holds no inventory, quotes nothing of its own, and keeps no cut. It forwards each call to the official BDEX V2 Router02 at 0x1414eD29FdFD322c3c0a830330ed982E2D629e76, where the 0.30% pool fee goes to the LPs who actually supplied the BOT and USDT.
Because the proxy is thin, the risks are thin. There is no owner withdraw path for user funds, no internal ledger, and no pool balance to drift. The output address is always the caller, so a swap cannot be redirected to the deployer. If a token pull leaves leftover input on the contract, that leftover is refunded to you inside the same call.
Anyone holding BOT who wants USDT, or holding USDT who wants BOT, and would rather not wire a router call by hand. The proxy gives you a quote, a floor, and a single transaction.
It also suits small operators who move value between the two assets on a schedule — treasury top-ups, payout float, fee buffers — and want a fixed, readable path to the official pair rather than a bespoke integration.
No. Bootswap is not a vault. A swap is one transaction: input leaves your wallet, output returns to the same wallet. Nothing rests in the proxy between swaps.
None. Bootswap takes no cut. The only fee is the BDEX V2 pool fee of 0.30% of the input, paid to LPs in the official pool.
BOT Chain mainnet, chainId 677, native BOT. Swaps forward to official BDEX V2 Router02 at 0x1414eD29FdFD322c3c0a830330ed982E2D629e76.
There is no deposit to exit from — your funds stay in your wallet until you send a swap. If a token pull leaves leftover input on the proxy, that leftover is refunded to you in the same call.
USDT-style tokens require an approve of this contract before the proxy can pull the input. Approve once, then the sell can clear. BOT sells do not need this step.
The site default is 0.50%, set through amountOutMin. You can widen it if the official pair is thin, or tighten it if you want a firmer floor. A quote can fail outright if the pair has no liquidity.
The Bootswap proxy is pending deploy; the first window is BOT ↔ USDT on the official V2 pair, with quote, BOT-to-token, token-to-BOT, and token-to-token calls.
Publish the deployed proxy address and wire the site to read quotes and slippage live from BDEX getAmountsOut.
Add a readable receipt view so each cleared ticket shows the path, the floor, and the exact output that landed in your wallet.
Consider additional official BDEX V2 pairs through the same window, keeping the proxy thin and the output address fixed to the caller.
State an amount, read the quote, set your floor, and send one transaction. The output returns to your wallet and nothing stays behind at the window — no deposit, so there is nothing to withdraw.
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